Because of the protests, all schools in the state will also be closed tomorrow (September 27).

Administrative officials said that internet services had been cut off because of the current state of law and order and to try to stop the spread of false information, rumors, and other dangerous activities.

The notice said, “The state government has decided to slow down or stop mobile internet data services and internet/data services through VPN in the territory of the state of Manipur for five days, starting right away and ending at 7:45 pm on October 10.”

After being shut down for almost five months after the May bloodshed, the state’s Internet services were just recently brought back.

One of the pictures showed a 20-year-old man and a 17-year-old girl sitting in what looked like the makeshift camp of an armed group in the bush. In the picture, you could also see two guys standing behind them with guns. During the worst of the racial bloodshed in July, they went missing.

Both of the students’ bodies are lying on the ground in the next shot. The man’s head didn’t seem to be there. They were taken on July 8, which is two days after the two kids went missing.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is in charge of the case, according to the office of the chief minister. The state government has promised “swift and firm” action against the criminals.

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There has been a lot of violence in Manipur since the high court decided to add the non-tribal Meitei community to the list of scheduled tribes (ST). This caused a lot of fighting between the Meitei and the tribal Kuki communities.

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“This information is entirely false. In the fight for justice, none of us have nor will ever retreat. In addition to my duties with Satyagraha, I am also responsible for the Railways. Our struggle will continue until justice is served. Please do not disseminate false information,” Malik tweeted alongside a screenshot of a news report from a television network.

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“The withdrawal of the movement is merely a rumor. These rumors are intended to injure us. We have neither retreated nor ceased our forward progress. The rumor that female wrestlers have raised FIR is also false. The battle will endure until justice is served, tweeted Punia.

Malik, Punia, and Vinesh Phogat have resumed employment with the Indian Railways after being evicted from their Jantar Mantar protest site on May 28. Records from the Northern Railways headquarters indicate that Olympic bronze medalist Malik joined her Baroda House office on May 31, a day after the high drama in Haridwar, where the trio refrained from immersing their international medals in the Ganga following a late intervention by Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) president Naresh Tikait.

Malik approved the conduct of Railways inter-divisional championships for men’s cricket, badminton, powerlifting, basketball, volleyball, kabaddi, wrestling, boxing, athletics, and hockey in a letter dated May 31.

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The letter was sent to the divisional sports directors, the office of the Divisional Railway Manager, and all five divisions of Northern Railways — Ambala, Delhi, Firozpur, Lucknow, and Moradabad.

The letter was submitted by Malik in her capacity as an Officer on Special Duty (OSD). While Malik did not respond to calls and messages, a knowledgeable official confirmed the development.

“Yes, the three of you entered the military a few days ago. Since the khaps are now devising the future of the protest, the wrestlers have decided to return to work, according to a source who spoke to HT.

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